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Design and Create ＠Osaka
Design and Create ＠Osaka
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We will be holding a workshop to create a collaborative model between Ranko Tsuda and Loper Shoes!
More details about the collaboration kit can be found here.
The lecturers will be Haruka, who is based in Jiyugaoka, and special lecturers. Tsuda Ranko.
You can customize it using materials selected by Ranko from the atelier.
Participants will also receive limited edition items!
When applying, Please include your shoe size and desired kit color in the special notes to the store .
① Size ② Red or Blue or Yellow
Venue :
Workshop Cafe CHILT
7-6-10 Okusawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
Access: 6 minutes on foot from Jiyugaoka Station / 7 minutes on foot from Kuhonbutsu Station
Participation fee and conditions : (Includes all materials and necessary items such as soles, insoles, thread, tools, etc.)
19,800 yen (tax included)
Drinks and lunch must be ordered by each participant on the day
Payment : Cash or credit card payment on the day
option
Customizable materials from 500 yen (tax included)
Tassel (ready-made, custom order) 3,500 yen (tax included)
April 19th (Sat) Capacity: 6 people
April 27th (Sun) Capacity: 6 people
Travel time :
size:
You can choose from 21.5 to 28.5 cm!
Please choose your size based on the shoe size you normally wear.
Design
Choose from Red, Blue, or Yellow.
Red
Blue
Yellow
What's Loper
Roper is a shoe that combines leather craft and sneakers.
The high-quality leather upper and durable sole are assembled without adhesive.
We have achieved a comfortable fit that makes you want to wear them every day.
No adhesives
More than 90% of the shoes you see every day are manufactured using adhesives.
Most of the adhesives used are organic solvent types.
When it sticks, it evaporates and releases toxic vapors.
That's why ventilation equipment is essential in shoe factories.
But you can't completely vent it.
Project Loper was started from the desire to design a manufacturing system that would be safer for the working conditions and health of those involved in shoe manufacturing.
No mass production
Normally, shoemaking requires expensive equipment investment and skilled techniques.
Instead of mass production, we use local materials to create high-quality products that incorporate local characteristics.
By creating a system that allows products to be purchased from trusted people, we aim to create a cycle that makes both users and producers rich and happy.
